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by: kozowy1967

Description: Nice M31 messkit by a rarely seen maker (ZPStZ) and dated 1939 this messkit is manufactured from all aluminum and still sports the one liter measurement markings on its side which were phased out on the later war time variations( this sell is for the mess tin only)
I as well have a strap that fits the mess tin rather well and will be listing it as well as many other items separately my prices are not set in stone and I will accept reasonable offers
Buyer is responsible for paypal and shipping fees
Thanks for looking Mark K

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Hello Friends I have this seller who has this for sale but he doesnt know much about the helmet.
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The only Thing he says is that it is original and an M34
In My opinion It looks an M35 like those that Luftschutze used but iam not sure either, so again i count on your expertise to get more info in that, by the way sorry for lousy photos..
Thanks

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Someone did this in the TR cloth headgear sub forum (at least I think that’s where it was done) and it was alot of fun. I thought it might be fun to try it on the world firearms sub forum. If it flops or gets deleted I will get the message and just post the new purchase. So, below is a photo of one of my firearms cases. It contains a new purchase I just made yesterday. I will periodically update with new photos and, if needed or requested, a few clues.

Lets hear them guesses! :p

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by: Rob truscott

Description: Scarce cockade and eadle T section cap insignia from 1936 used on Bergmutze of mountain troops , then on the M42 feldmutze prior to m43 trapezoid insignia .
UK post . £3.00 REDUCED TO £45 !

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Hello,

Here are two 50th (Northumbrian) Infantry Division formation badges I found at my grandmother’s in the late 70s. I was told my grandparents, who lived in Bayeux (Normandy) accommodated British TTs after D-Day and I later found some pictures and letters that confirmed the story.

Hoping that everybody will enjoy my post,

Didier

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Hi, I have 21 Items from our ancestor who fought in France. I identified the bayonet looking item on the Blue cap as a Sticking Tommy, A candle holder used in the mines for coal.
The blue cap, is giving me fits, are the tank pics worth anything to anyone? there are also some stars and stripes papers, a signal mirror, a serviceman’s bible, a poster of Flanders field and a thank you book from the French for coming and dieing in Europe.. many thanks for looking..
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This is the third time I am typing this so I apologize if its short.

The St. Clair is in nice condition inside and out, has the cotton suspension with the female snaps for a rayon sweatband. The Westinghouse has the square washers and rayon suspension. It has some serial numbers written on the V-loops and I have added the rayon sweatband for looks.

And I was wondering if early liners were initially left unpainted, like this Westinghouse, and then the design was later changed to have paint, or was it just a production variant?

Thanks

Alec cool militaria

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